City & Guilds of London Art School

Overview:

• Founded in 1854 as the Government School of Design
• Renamed City and Guilds of London Art School in 1906
• One of the leading art schools in the UK
• Notable alumni include Henry Moore, Lucian Freud, and Tracey Emin

Student Life:

• Extracurricular Activities:

  • Student Union with over 30 clubs and societies
  • Regular exhibitions, workshops, and lectures
  • Social events and trips

• Clubs and Sports Teams:

  • Art Club
  • Photography Club
  • Printmaking Club
  • Sports teams in football, basketball, and netball

• Student Support Services:

  • Academic advisors
  • Counseling services
  • Disability support
  • Financial aid

• Campus Facilities:

  • State-of-the-art studios and workshops
  • Library with over 20,000 books and journals
  • Gallery spaces for student exhibitions
  • Café and social spaces

Academics:

• Academic Resources:

  • Specialist studios for painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, and digital media
  • Library with extensive collection of art books and journals
  • Visiting artists and lecturers

• Faculty:

  • Renowned artists and educators
  • Expertise in a wide range of art disciplines

• Teaching Methodologies:

  • Studio-based learning
  • Critical analysis and discussion
  • Individual and group projects

• Academic Support Services:

  • Academic advisors
  • Technical support
  • Writing center

• Unique Academic Programs or Initiatives:

  • Foundation Diploma in Art and Design
  • BA (Hons) Fine Art
  • MA Fine Art
  • PhD in Fine Art

Top Reasons to Study Here:

Reputation:

One of the most prestigious art schools in the UK

Rankings:

Consistently ranked among the top art schools in the world

Specialized Facilities:

State-of-the-art studios and workshops

Industry Connections:

Strong relationships with galleries, museums, and art organizations

Notable Alumni:

Graduates have gone on to become successful artists, designers, and educators

Services:

Counseling:

Confidential counseling services available to students

Health:

Access to NHS healthcare services

Housing:

Assistance with finding accommodation

Library Resources:

Extensive collection of art books, journals, and online resources

Technology Support:

IT support and access to computer labs

Career Development:

Career advice, portfolio reviews, and networking opportunities